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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-19
u D1AIVNt
RaStuaD's Rtaett,
oas 8robe Seber. ttno Ra9ests
SSetlfnfffeE.

Soafdnbt9 seIhmadIos, gut t6erSudert, pursir.n
re9ultren, reint9en uno fdIten. RaOmap's Btlleu
beileu aQe unTe9emdBtgtetten oes Ytaaens, Der
Seber, Der gtnsetDeoe, oer Weren unb Der BlaIe,
nerpoie 9ranfbtiten, Berfopiung, Daruetbiatet,
8eI6auunssbei9peroen, Dpspepite, SaaeuIeiOen,
6ieber, unteIleibsentBinounq, Sdmorrboioen UNI
ale lonieen innerliden 9rantbetten. 0fein neaetas
bltd, tetn Suedflber, nneraliite ober Ionitiae
i6dbltbe Sro9uen enthaItenb.
Brets 25 Gents bic Q d Gtel. Su
ba6tn 6ti allen Apotbetern.
@tne ausgejetfHete, 3uberl6ifge Neoiatn.
Ra6Dap & Comp. - D2eine Perreni Sbre Biueu
9aben IN mener TamtIte oft elmer aranfbeit porst.
tne gu s9ebst1nete iueerIdlitBe Vieoittn. Sbt ers
ebener Senrq Senwertb.
gSas elm Ar5t tber &aoDa1's BilIeu Iagt.
SD 9ebrauGe Sbre resulirenosn Biuen uno eIns
pfebe fte als allen Gnberen BiIen berIegen uns per&
faufe lebr ptele oapon Sd babe fe INNER porrdtbig
Hno 9eerau6e tte IN metner Fratis uno in meineT
bamuie uno meroe tbnen INNER Dor allen anoertn
%ilsn ben SOTsus seben. SbI srssbensr
DUrapfI., 90. " - ~ ''O'
9pSnepfte.
Die S1mptome oleieI &rantbeit ifnb Die Snmptone
zines ruinirten Na9ens. unoerooulidteit, BIdbuns
gen, Sobbrennen, iaurer Rasen, Sfmersen ilodl
Dem eiien, mantmoI b6dft iGmsrsbutts aOiit p,rurs
ia9en6, pdiiertses Gufftosen u. I. m.; u. (. ~.
Rabtsap's Sariap artItt init Silie sou
Ra6pop's giGeu btstet cine aur fir btefes geisrn.
gs stbt BEN Olaseu feline aroit Die6er uno sfpinst
bic WtoiNu mad 8orihriit un6 beadbte, mos mir In
False and True" ibsr Dtdt gu fasen bnbeu.
Sdldt cine BrefmaIfe an HabDap & @omp..
gefpsgort, nab unierem Buhe NIT Gatbi6IdQen.
Gin lang anoauern6er 6oll uen Dpspepfie
gebeilt.
Deersgreet, Snb.
DIR. Rabtuap & Comp. SD bate Ianae Get btns
burt On D9spepfe uu6 Erdebeit Der ee6er eelitteu.
Sd bin BON peritiebenen Aerbten beban6eIt Doroen,
oot nuroe Id aQmdlt9 lflimmer, bis idb nicbt mebr
ben santen 9as auffteen tonnte. SD fob elm, baR
i'd ferben nlrse, Denn it nibt etfuas Beieres bes
tommen tonnte, ols mas MIR unfeIe AerBte aaben.
Deshalb periuhte td Sbr ReloIpeut uno S6re BiaeR
un6 hnlte MID i.st tdr beinabe sebslt. SO CLAUDE,
bas mem eeben bura ben @e6taab Sbrer TeoisiIi
serettet poroen III.
frau caroline Routett6.
Den 21. Suli 1887.
Anoas Bublitum.
RS-@ebet fidhtr unb 0erlaust Hobmap's uno ibers
teuet @u6, bas Der Rame uR1opap- auf benz zrtiteI
In, ben Sbr fault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-19
Der 9ealtGGe Correspondent.
Sur 9iube gebettet.
GaeshItise 9eeroieuue oer htueeridItsten
Gbieoscer @nardtiten.-2lensn auf oeat
TrteDhofe,

GnesfiItise Seeroteuus oer htueeridItsten
Gbieosoer @nardltitea.-gl auf bent
lrieobofe.
@bicago, 19. DECEMBER. 9ei6en
Der am II. Nonember binger6teten bier
Auarfifien, iopie bieieni9e oes Selbffmor.
oererS 2ouis 2ing9 irurben beute uuf Dem
ngSalbbeim 6rie6bofe" eubsRltig benz
S6ooBe Der grre iibergeben. gs eretgues
ten fidI feine 8uheff0ruugeu. Srau Yarions
fieI am @rabe in SbumaGt. yiidt iiber
800 Berionen beianben fi9 anf oem @rtra
,uge. tpel9er bic geibtra9enben mad benz
Srtebbofe beiGreerte, uub i'm IG9emetneu
mod}te cas- Seuebmea Der @eieulbait ben
@inbrnd, oGB eS iih eher nm eineu Iusflug
oher um Elm Yicnic hanole, oils nm etne Be-
erbigung. Iait ale WGnner rau6ten, uuo
bic meiiten Srauen3immsr itieueu aus Neus
sierbe getommen 5u leiu.
glnf benz Briebhofe entferuten Die 0eiben.
beitatter bic Dedel Don ben Sdrgen, lpdbreno
bic bauptiddltdfeH 2eibtragenoen ibre 45tdte
tinnabmen. Inter ben @ebteren befanoen
fd @briftian, SerbinanO II. @retden Spies,
Iotpie bereu betnate Deutter; yfina San
3anet nit lbrem Sater; @IiIe Srieoel, oie
@eltebte giu9s's; Srau SiGer nuo ibre
SGhter; Srau @ngel ano frau S1pab.
Ille NrnuenSlMmsf paren in Srauer. Sas
Gusieben Der Qei1en ergab, baB bic @iubuls
iuutrnrs etne eriolgreit)e geneieu mar. 9as
@efdt etnes ieoen Der Strgeriftete1t setgte
eine fnf lebensiriide Tarbe, uuO feine Splr
0nn &ertpelur9 NOR 81 bemerter.
g5pr bem 5teoeattus truq ber yY(ilmauz
fee'r NGnnerdor" einen 9eIar9 Dor, tpcrauf
@apt. Blad, Banl @rottfaH aus MiIpaufee
uno Gilbert @nrrlin aus ct. 9ouis Der Reibe
rcd gnipradeu bielten. DIE 9cdel Der
SGrge purben bann tuieber feftgeidraubt.
Sobalb Dies seifeben mar, trat 6rau Slider
Dor unb leste cine Photographic ibrer 3rpeis
iGbrieen Totter auf Sas @las i'm 9edel bes
Sarges thres Wannes; 3usleid legte Elm
Mann mebrere @remplare Der uQrbeiter- 3ei,
tuug" auf @ngels Sarg. 9eraSe als bas
3ei9en 5ur @utieruuns Der SGrge eeeebeu
pur6e, trat nod elm Bertreter Der y@leoelans
Der Srarerei Arbeiters llHtonn Dor un6 leate
einen Sraus auf ben Surs 9ouis 9inss's.
Sas @rab, peld3es bic lleberrefte Der flint
Nnarhiffeu enlpfangen iollten, befauo fit
ettpa 100 SuB nUroIid bon Der Steue, an
fpeldler bic @eremonie'n Dor iid singeu. @S
mar - Sus tief unb bic @r0man6 an Der
einen Seite itrGs ausse9rabeu, 10 baS fte
eine Idiefe @bene bilbete. Der SoSeu be-
fianb aus elmer 9ranitplatte, auf pelter elm
8ett aus Cement bergefelt mar. @rauit,
blGde bilben bic 0tauera unb 2 SnB bide
nnbere @ranitbl0de eie 8ede. 9as Snnere
eisies BON Mouern umaebenen 9rabes muree
eurd fiinf Siiten aus SannenboI3 uoutom.
men uussefiillt. De Sdrse pnroen Die
if)ieie @bene binab getrageu uub In bic Si,
fen, bon benen MIR bas offeue guoe iidtbar
mar, sefboben, uorauf 8eOienffete bes 6rieo=
hOfes iofort bas @rab ueridlofien. Spies
lie9t on Der tpeffliden Seite nit benz 6auae
nod yiorben. Heben ibm liesen Slider,
Baricns, @nsel uub eiug9 in Der anse9ebes
nen Reibenfclge.
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comine Oon Bargains,
Wei0rlod)ts S
gr1Ist.te. =

gSerfDe GItert, oas EAe est O a:
osSetGna1tS =8ef6sn:c" lift ems, mel.
DIES sic beSonoers ausebt; beuu Sie FnS
ote grusen ssiirFor9er. SernaddiFgeu
Sie es uitht, bieie @ode @tableJ 6 &a.
retY 81 beuden unb ftd bon ben stnsdafs
gen Bargains, welde in unierm SIT.
asno Sspartement rfsritt tperoeu, ibren
&beil i'll boIen. gSir fiibren einise peni9e
4rsiie on, unb ieien sic perfi9ert, bic 8aa.
ren rsprdfeEtireu faif beu opnreItett 8ertb
fir Dos @slo. Sd0ne CORDUROY. au;iise in
einem 9ussub gang uerldiebener 6arbeu.
giiiancsn (Gurfulfer Ssacons) NIT slat'
ten nnb nit 2eber eiuseiaBteu Sitrteln
$3.50, S., $3.50. 9sprfotter Sade,,-
@naii8e in rsi6eu uuO fefieluben Wufsru,
Gbepiots. gSprfteos uip., 81, s., Sc.
Gnaben- uno sSiinsltnss ansit8e
in isber prpulareu Warier 81, S.. Sc bis Su
$l2 uno $l4. Glnoer ltsberaieber bon
ben tleinfteu, bic semadt iperben, biibide uao
nstte Rufer, $3.50 bis $40. 9torfolter
ttebersieter nit NIT Seioe sefiitterteu
Nanteltrdseu BON $3.50 bis $12.
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Nr. 3O2.
&ebreHaIittt Der @rntter 8egen Die
Gdrttter TT RntifnS ftftn Infpn.

@hicaso, 18. De5ember.-g -giibt geriu-
ses aufiebeu pirb burt bic Nadriht ueran'
lu6t, ooB Die bieiise rSeelp. Srepius' Comp"
ibren asenten Sefebl ertbeiIt bat bel ibreu
AnfGufsn iOr9i6Itig oaruuf su a6ten, blB fte
feiue @srfe acceptiren, bic in Sauias ober
Soma gejogeu OOer bon irgeno einem 8unfte
in ieneH beioen Staaten ueridifit muroe.
Die iibriseu Srauer uerweiseru Die Nntuort
uuf Die Srase, OBJ iie dbulide RasreaelH er.
sretfeu moleu, iebOdb slaubt man allseu1ein,
6aB DIES Der SaG III. Or Souls pud, elm
beroorrasenbsr MuiSbdurIer, iuSte beute,
penn bic Srauer eine iolde 8epesuus I'M
Sdilbe fitbrtsu, 10 tperbe er iifl Serielbeu
ohne 3Dsern anldIisseu. Die 8armer BON
Soma uno Saulas ieieu iiberbaupt 9su4ler,
inbem fe iiir Brobibition fimnlten, ieood
nit bem srGBten Sersniisen ibre @erie OH
bic Brauer uno Stuappsbrenuer pertlufteu.
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llr. RaOwap's Sar(apariIlian Rr(oIueut
UEl BluBE OlHIrGIHl8er

our peiIung Qler fr0niI1ei lei6en.
@brontiner Rbeumatismus, IfropbuI6Ie 9etbeu,
SrIieugeidwhIte, trodenss SifeIn tre6sartiae qeis
ben, sungenblutunsen, Dlspepfte, ndfierises auis
foBen, @he0tfuamm, @elhnGre. @ehnhhe, ,bifts
tranfbett, @ttt GBaiierutt 3iueiDuhs, SalsfluB
Sronttitis, Stniuinoiubt, ge6erIeiben Il. +. 10,
Die munoer6areu 4uren, iuehe bel 3rantbeiten
Der Rierens, Der Soiens, Der @eitlettss un6 Sarns
orsnne ourh oen 9e6rauh oes Sariaparilliar Res
bel Qufoiung pom gIaienz uno @aleniteinen, 6et
Seilung pom gderen9res, Del Giterunsen nn6 unres
9eImdbi9teiten Der @eihIetsorgane, etne 9rait sus
eeiunben 6Grnabfuiies, 5eiIung Der 9arnrubr, gnta
5In6un9 ODER nnre9elmdBi9felten Der Bae, eiipetss
boItteen ooer anberen Gbionoeruueen uim bat Ieine
Rui als Elm 9roses all9emepes 9eilmittel fdr ben
menIdId1en Sorper begrtinbet.
gu babeu bel allen apoibetern. Pres Elm Dollar
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Baltimore Wb Nomtag, ben 10. Se;ember 1887.
Seffass ln5eisett.
e . bm 6. SrtbI

liaier 2eosr ift bis nod Bsibnatten iebenabsnb
bis o tlhr often. gBtr oersaBen. cine ihone Par'
tic Mutcprapbenz MIbume au 25 Sents 5u er7
pdbren. sic finben rei6eno auiab, unb ba mir ne
als cine SpeSiadt haben, 10 lit Dies Der @jruno,
parum mir bier BON i6nen ipreden. gsenn Sic i'm
Gimme ba6en, Sdlmu9iGdseu, TGdler poer See
perartifeI ooer Ssapsn,. uno Snrftenz Sarmiz
turen ober BRICzA-BRAC, 8laee< Sanoidla abe,
Ssrren SalsbetIefoung ODER StsGucss s3tsras
then gum 9eihente Bu maten, 10 beiudaen Sie uns,
ebe sic Shre gintdufe MAIDEN. gEir oerlafien uns
auf Die Sualt6t uno pr6htise arbet unerer Irtitel
oils Berfdufss sgtrattton, uno ben 9reilen fam tsn
anberss @eiddit in oieier Stabt nahe fommen. III
buns Inb NanbbebaIter beiiu0en iit unter ben
nhstben @e9enftdnben, Die mir offeriren. Spieael
finb cine SpeSalitdt, uro fpenn sic oiee eIeaanten
qeaaren in's ause Jafen, 10 fpiro Der Bres Sic oz
fort bsftmmen, f9 eine 6erisIben anBuhnffen
Uatfiinerte'n, Setfer, Gtaub ubburitenbaIter,
9purniiren, SfairIstbdIen nno Blaids 8as
Iantsrte' gsaaren aller Nrt ub bier su poblieilen
Breiien. Stnnene Srdsen, Rauideften uuo
Safdbenthdler unb fh0ne SSaIfthdler, ipeIde uitbt
bod tu fteben tomrnen. gs nirb fib inr sic ebnen,
uns NIT etuem SeiuGe gu peebren.
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gus 9entfbIato auSaetptefene go
Sfoltfteff.

Retps g. orr, IS. @eIember. inter
benz Scjinlifeuseiete aus Deutl4luuo aus
gepieieueu SosiaIiiieu bielteu beute cine
Seriummluug in gir. 1877, Sf.4. StraBe,
unb poueRoeten Die 9ifie berieuigen Bartet'
@snoIien, bic rad iSrer Nuspeiiuns cine
3ufludtsfdtte in Nnlerifa fauoen. Sieielben
fnS $50 an Der .3ahl, BON tueldjen IA ieit
ibrer Intunft ffarben. Cine 3enfi4rift iol
bemnGdlif on bic iosialifilf,eu abSeorNneteu
i'm 8eidstaae geididt neroen.
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Ioi8feit StoPfDeh, 9tarrboe, soIlt, SIdbunsen uue
ole innerliden Shmersen.
NaIaria IN ibreu Derfdiebenen Sormen ae.

gs sebt tetn SeiImitteI in Der gBeIt ueIes gBed5.
elfeber unb ollie anoersn maIariIfen, biii6ien unb
onft9en Sieber Omit Siilfe bon Rabpaps y tIleu,
10 ldnel furirt iuie Ra6ma1's Geaop Relief
5faema1's Redb1 Reliei turirt ndjt nur ben Yas
tlenten, Der an gt aara Ieibet, ionoern, uenn elm
Seoer, Der BEN 9influiie oes malarbtn @ites aus
9eiest 1T, ieoen Rorsen Dor BEN ausaeben 40 ober
80 8ropfen bon Rea6p Relief in einem @Ids lBaffer
bu th nebmen uno etnen Grader oaBu efien uolte 10
l0nnten Gnidle perbtItet peroen.
Breis so Gents bic fSlaIhe. 3u boben brt
nnen WnothPFPru a. '~N'' w.
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~. 81. Eotste.
unftbIbores D1itteI sesen Malaria, Dpspepfte
2eber. uub Peruerletben. AppetttIoHateit, Berbous
unssi6Ddde uno ale tttmotti6en 6ieber. yfahts
taltur sesen 4opfeiben une Berfoptung. W1an jor.
bere nur ". &. Eonic une teta anbexts. so
Gents bic 6lafte. ". g. .3abntropten Nerve
Killer) beilt 3ahni6mcrsen iciort; 16 Gents ele
Blaide. Sn nnen Apothefen au habeu.
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O. 80. SIaS 6 Gpntp.,
Nr. II, 8eftzBaIttmprsz, o6erbaIb @barlesfra5s
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@ E | bna d ts,UruB!

Hraiente 9roB lnb Helm. @eIdenfe Helm un6 eros
Seftolten gSetbnatt froblib, iuenn Inen ipirS ibr
Zoos:
Giia's siebten San6I6ubtditden, elm aI6um fir Die
5rau;
yin Iot6uh fdr Die SHUTTER, bas eDig tplbre,
- ihau!
Gin Si,berbud1 Der SuIe, elm fefes fir BEN Sos:
Der Nutb me Soris, Rut Der 3ioie uno 0fabmen
3ante iSIoe;
yin ytdbtdthen Der Sane, Die maht bic S(0Fe out;
6ur Sruoer So9a ~Go1tnion @ruIoe" In6 aud
TIo6in 9oob;~
Stn Wetbrahtsz8 z86rt6en sebt Dem lie6enSnfeI Sranf
Sem Better @eor9 elm Spely ieooh teire SpieIz
bant!
Seretr bem Geffen gBiIbeIm Elm nettes Shrei6epuIt,
Ser gtidte Sane Elm Scrapbu1 - fie BAT es ldngft
geipHllt.
Gin 9orb, Elm gHberra5men, me aa.r nit bi6item
8ers;
Yin Gdmudetut, elm Burtenontiaie, me Saie, ia,
Das mdr's.
Gin Strebeus ou6, Elm Sammtdflein 10 Ranz
diem bod seidqt.
Tenn Ssmanb feline @attin, baS 9ie6d5en min be-
id1enten,
NtuB er tu Suutnore 9e9'n, bort tann er iie be-
oenten.
Stnn Gle Samsn Saltimore's ftnb bort gar oft
9eneIen
llnb piisn, bas pisr an6'res er fabrt, mas auser,
leIen.
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Irites 5abr;int.
Soeotn hber 500 peritie6ene Sorten auS3epatt.
Aus oen befen 8orrdt9en uno pon ocu bcru9RiteteI
SernuSnehPrn nIisnefn6hft.
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@ettMdGtS=&arfe:e,

Die atIbnnis nno ReIiiuaatttfeI IsBen bura ibre
NfanHt9aitsteit un0 YreiIe Sebermann
I'M
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NQes TT. 8etrQ6t ge,ogel1,

terhn s nm @asa3in als ben ~grfaaseH Ya Stah noe
esenbt Glemte fb nasGh
uu pi betunut f sbaade,
bic been guoreu nieorisn Pren tuuin 9 0asuns
lebsnber nn nod n u in Babrbe obhtn W Iaoen
@eFasun ciertasOHcrten beua elm. Sic brs
Fnoen, mir mi1eu, pab Sic 9as prben.
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Die 6ddler fnb iebr nobel unS Ia0n; Die 9reiIe
mGSio,
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N. N. W.
,Ss mar oas erite uno III bas einAi9e
EdttftetaefffffLlfttf0g WfffeI.

mel0eS au9enblldll1 n16 enmalt9em 9ebraud bic
9rofteu uno petnigenofen Gdmer5en beIlt, @ntshns
6un9en Hilbert unb &ongefonen turirt, einerfei, Oh
in ben 9unsen, benz Na9en, ben StnsepeIben ODER
anberen DTnien ODER Sr9anismen.
SunerItdl dl.-@tn balber bis tu einem 3beeloifeI
poll in eintm bnlben 9laie gBalier genommen BELT
in nenisen Rtnuteu 9rampfe, lauren asQseg, 1lfe
ho'''it- srhr'drn. 9oSbrenHfH. Wssg5fiiGis stidis
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@eipHeere Anfiinofeutta.
Nr' IL, ESehsBaItiniugeitrai3e, 0fIuet iGits
Sbitreu.
9lutlth Der Wtann, bic fsrau, bas 8inb, peId1e es
oetrsten uno reraien. 0reimal 9tudIid Dteientsen
nelhe toufen, unS ausHebmen6 9lidlid1 fin6 mir =
Die nr-Sie fpilfomm,n he,seu
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I'm oas Bublitu m.

EE9ebet iidtr unb 0erlaust 8obmap's uno fber.
tsuet Sud, baB Der Rame -RaoWap- auf Oem ArtiteI
In, ben Sbr fault,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
The Yacht Race

The approaching contests between
the Thistle and Volunteer are creating
a good deal of interest in sporting cir
cles. There are many dinners to be
given over the result, and the hackers
of the respective yachts are very much
interested in anything concerning the
crafts. A statement has been made
in morning contemporary that a din
ner party of ten had been decided on,
one-half the hackers of the volunteer
and the other half of the Thistle, in
which the losers were to pay for the
dinner and also to wait on the victors.
This is scarcely correct, as although
such a dinner has been arranged,
there has been no condition made that
the losers are to become temporary
garcons, the terms simply calling for
800 dinner, the limit of which will
probably be extended to $3.50.
The betting at present in the East is
slightly in favor of this Volunteer,
although in town the odds are quoted
as even.
The cup will be raced for best two
out of three, the contests to take
place on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday of this week, weather per
mitting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
STREET PAVING.
Action of the Board Of Public
Works Yesterday.

Clerk Teed, of the City Council, has
prepared notices to be sent to the City
Water Company and the Los Angeles
Gas Company, instructing them that
they must do all their work in laying
pipe and in making connections with
their mains before the contractors for
paving Main and Spring streets COM
mence work. After the contractors
have commenced work they will not
be allowed to open the streets. Con-
siderable complaint has been made
that the gas and water companies
have delayed the PAYERS in such a
manner that a rapid advance has
been impossible. The Board of Pub
lie Works, in its meeting yesterday,
recommended this action, and, in ad-
dition, recommended that the con-
tractors be allowed to blockade one
half of any one block on which they
may be working. This will also
enable the contractors to make better
progress, for the citizens do not seem
to consider the fact that the graders
and PAYERS cannot work when the
teams are on the ground and cannot
be moved. The Superintendent of
Streets has also been instructed to re-
move all distractions along the line Of
the ,curbing, and this will aid in in
creasing the rapidity OF the work.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
Bourd of Health.

The Board of Health met yesterday
afternoon, Mayor Workman in the
chair, and Messrs. Breed and Collins
present.
In the matter of the petition of Rob-
ert S. Baker ct al. to have Chinatown
removed, it was recommended that
the matter be referred to the Health
Officer in conjunction with the City
Attorney.
In the matter of the removal of the
garbage Of the city, the Board recon-
mended that proposition to take
charge of all the city garbage for $25OO
for the first year and an addition of
500 each for fifteen years be accepted
provided the party enter into con-
tract for such time as the city can le.
gally enter into contract.
The matter of the Plumbing and
Building Inspector was referred back
to the Council without recommenda.
ton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
A HOLE IN HIS POCKET.
A Burglar Who Loses Most of
His Plunder.

The burglars are again at work in
the city and seem to be reaping rich
reward without much danger of being
caught. On Friday, while MRS.
M. Kelleher who resides at No. %
South Truman street was away from
home some burglar entered her house
by the back window and loaded his
pocket with jewelry consisting of
diamonds and gold trinkets besides a
$40 gold piece. This burglar was
rather unfortunate, for he evidently
had hole in his pocket. On the win
dow sill was a diamond ring which
had dropped through as he climbed
out and along the road and in the
yard were strewed other articles in
Guiding breast pin and almost all he
had taken except diamond pin,
pearls and the $40 gold piece. No
trace of the burglar has as yet been
ascertained and it is probable he will
never turn up.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25

In this column Is not necessarily endorsed
by the editor OF the HERALD: Inc writer
accompany his screed with his full names
not necessarily for publication but as a
guarantee of good faith.
A Repetition of Another Excur-
sion.
EDITOR HERALD Only few weeks
ago the good people of Los Angeles,
San Bernardino and San Diego coun-
ties were invited to attend railway
celebration at Santa Barbara on the
2Oth of August. In response to that
invitation over 500 visitors went to
that beautiful town to find no recep-
ton, no recognition and no chance to
return till they had paid $500 for
food, drink and lodgings. The cele-
bration had taken place the day be-
fore, and the northern citrus belt"
and the Anti-State subdivision dele
gates were the only persons that had
even mention or chance to be
known-a hundred men from the
northern citrus belt counted for more
than three hundred from South Cali
fornia.
A case of similar nature has just
occurred in the movement of the great
body of visitors to the St. Louis Fair.
About 200 went from the north and
central part of the State and had the
lead from the Needles onward, meet
ing and greeting the people on the
way, accepting their generous hospi-
tality and giving the praise to their
section OF the State, while following
behind 1000 strong, the delegates from
South California being several hours
behind, were given no opportunity to
be seen or heard at these receptions
to which all Californians were invited.
Four-fifths of the Californians danced
attendance on the San Francisco dele
gates and were carried in after the
fair. The question is raised if the
1000 delegates should not have had
the post of honor in the front instead
of tagging in the rear behind the 200
from San Francisco, who bore away
all the honors. This question is a
conundrum. Perhaps it can be an
swered in Santa Barbara. where the
custom originated. If the Los Angeles
fruits are delayed in a similar manner
as the excursionists have been their
products will be mellow and partially
worthless on their arrival at st. Louis.
The matter will be investigated and
the fact made known why the tail
wags the dog instead of the dog wag-
ging the tail. Yours, M.
Los Angeles, September "a, 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
Pullman Passengers.

The following passengers left yester-
day on the l 80 train: Mrs. M. P.
Wood, Major Chase, Mr.. Jewett, A.
Fletcher, Mr.. Shilling, Mr.. Seamans,
w. B. Atwood, J. A. Hart, ]. Levy
Mr.. Hammond, H. II. Pearson, Mrs
Wood, Mrs. Boynton, Miss May
Madden, J. F. Devlin.
The following left on the 7 80 train
S. Allen, A. Baldman, Il. Stevenson
M. Hoff, M. A. Gunst, w. D. Shaw.
han, A. Kendall, H. Morris, Mrs
Peel, Lee Gunst, J. D. Rettehouse,
Jas. Grant, D. B. johnson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-25
AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Efforts Being Made to Establish
One Here.

Efforts Being Made to Establish
One Here.
Councilman Collins is endeavoring
to bring about the establishment of an
Industrial School for the use of the
city and county. Such an institution,
in Mr.. Collins opinion, is absolutely
necessary for the good Of the youth in
the city and county. At the pres
ent tine there is no place to which a
boy can be sent for reformation and
for this reason Justice Austin has
turned loose many who shonld have
been placed in some such institution
as contemplated. 1t is announced
that the County Board of Supervisors
intends to place the County Hospital
elsewhere and to sell the building and
grounds now occupied. Mr.. Collins
thinks that it would be good thing
if the Supervisors should set aside the
building and grounds as an Industrial
School. He is trying to effect some
arrangement whereby the city can
share in the expense with the county.
The matter will probably be brought
before the Council tomorrow and the
Supervisors on Tuesday.